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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-03-23
Dakoias legislator. Forslag h,

DakOtas iegfslatur. Forslag hal
vackts senaten ON, att territories
H8gsta domstol hadanefter skall af
halla en- termin i Redfeld februari
manad, en- Rismark mai och en-
Deadwood ioktober. Bevillningsf0rsla,
get for normalskolan Madison nekade
guyern0ren att underskrifva, savida
icke summan nedsattes till hvad sta,
den verkligen hade betalt. F1rslaget
togs da tillbaka och nedsattes till half.
ten af den ursprungliga summan eller
$4,000. Collins f0rslag rorande "Pub-
lie Examiners" har antagits. Det be.
stammer, att territoriet skall delas
tva distrikter, och en- examiner utnam-
mas for hvarje med en- arlig lon af
$1,000. F6rslaget att anlagga EFT uni
versitet f0r CentralDakota Aberdeen,
har guvernSren vetobelagt, anseende
att behofvet icke pakallade en- dylik
laroanstalt. Folket har, sager guver-
n0ren, nog af att underhalla de offent-
liga institutioner, som redan AFRO upp-
rattade, liksom det fordras mera pen
ningar att vidmagthalla och utvidga
territories nuvarande anstalter an de
skattdragande kunna anskaffa, hvar-
for han ansag, det vara bast att spara
Likaledes har guvernoren belagt med
slit veto f0rslaget ON att bygga EFT
soldathem i Hot Springs, pa den grund
att $25, 900 ar en- alltf0r liten summa
for uppf0randet af EN- sadan institu-
tion. 1 ALT har legislaturen beviljat
$5S5, 900 till offentliga anstalter.
Angaren Island af Thingvalla
linien, ankom den 20 dennes efter en-
lycklig resa till New York. Rngaren
hade tillryggalagt den langa vxgen pa
endast l3 dagar, och dermed vlsat att
den i snabbhet kan tiifla med de stora
atlanterangarne af de engelska liner
ma, hvilket helt sakert kommer att BIZ
iraga till, att resande fran Skandina.
Vien harefter komma att f0redraga
att ga med Thingvalla- LINEN.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-03-23
honferens- och synodaI-
notiser.

| - Teol. studeranden j. w. Nyvall
har antagit kallelse att blifva pastor i
Centralia och Sheridan, Wis.
- -Teol. stud. j. E. I4inner har anita
git kallelse till pastor Iron Mountain,
Michigan.
- Teol. stud Aug. Norrbom har an.
tagit kallelse att blifva pastor Knox
vile och Peoria, Ill. ~
Fran Herman skrifves: Immanu.
elsforsamlingen, Traverse co., Mimi,
hade den IA dennes extra sockenstam-
ma, da f0lsamlingen efter manga rad.
plagningar och allvarlig discussion
fattade det vigtiga beslutet att nu pa
warren bygga presthus pa f1rsamlin-
gems land invid kyrkan. F0rsamlin-
gen var val representerad vid stym-
man. Nastan ALA r6stberattigade
voro narvarande och stort nit och in.
tresse visades for saken. Det basta
af ALT iir att man Hmnar f0retaga byg-
get utan skuldsattniug. Hus, skall
blifva 1Sx26 SAINT koksafdelningen AK
Is och skall vara fardigt tills den 1ste
julI. Byggnadskomiteen skall med
det forsta utlomna arbetet pakontrakt.
Meningen ar afven att fUrenas med
forsamlingarne Wheaton och White
Rock till pastoral och kalla egen lara
re, afyen det EFT steg at det RITA
hallet.
- Pastor A. p. Safer bes6kte forli.
den s6ndag alta dagar Sveaforsamlin.
gen Kandiyohi county for att halla
profpredikan, efter hvad det slif-
Wit oss berattadt. Prestval h0lls
f0rliden mandag, men resultatet ar
annu ej kandt.
Pastor L. johnson Oscars Lake.
som en- langre It'd varit hardt sjuk, ar
nu Sd till vida aterst&ld att han predi-
kat trenne ganger, fastgn de tvenne
forsta gangerna med stor m0da.
Augustana anser det icke klokt,
att salja n&gon del at sjukhuslandet
vid Comosj0n st. Paul, och den v0r-
dade redakt0ren ar villig insanda Gin.
del vid upptagande af en- dollarsrb,
skriptiOn. Styrelsen har beslutat bad.
ia inrattningens winner om endast en-
summa motsvarande so cts per kann-.
munikant. hvadan det synes som ON
det skulle Cd ganska latt att erh8lla
medel for delta behof. Den vUudade
redaktoren har afven upptagit Seslu.
tet ON upphafvande af bestamme elsen
om visitationer forsamlingarne och
anser det rakt strid med synodens be-
slut. Det ar afven var mening, hvar-
for vi alltid varit inne for att nagot
skulle g0ras for att verkstalla synov
dens beslut sa lange denna Ell sielf
upphaft det. For 0friet xr detvar
ofvertygelse att intet vinnes med dyli.
ka visitationer, hvilka for resten III
icke voro amnade utan for ett tilifH1.
ligt specielt andamal. nemligen d utr0.
nande af orsaken till att SIS manga af
den konfirmerade ungdcmen. sa
smart efter sin konfirmation lemna
forsamlingarne. Denna fraga torde
beh6fva sArskiidt dryftAs,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-03-23

- Aktenskapslicenses hafva uttagits
af f0ljande skandinaver under f0rli
den vecka:
Hans G, Hanson och Christina Mel
| son: ,.---
Charles E. Peterson och Mathilds
Johnson;
Hagebaak MADISON och Randy o.
son; Az.
Knute Johnson och Annie M. Nj.
chols.
W. l.. Kelly har af guvern0ren
blifvit utnamd till domare vid distrikt.
domstolen Ramsey co.
&C. D. Kerr valdes f8rliden vecka
till president 0fver stadsradet. Kerr
liz republican och genom delta val III
han forhindrad att afagga sin r0st.
Bryggaren Hamm valdes vid samma
tillfalle Till alderman och en- sakta
hviskning ON plenty of beer" gick
genom samlingen.
DR.. Talbot Jones har under den
nya lagen blifvit valid till kommissio.
mar for helsovarden ech sin ordning
har han utnamt A. p Hendrickson till
slit bitrade i denna befattning.
- Btt par slagteriarbetare upptrad.
de pa s0ndag som prisfaktare och ratt-
visligen lade polisen sig i saken med
den paf0ljd att kamparne lingo plikta
hvardera $25. Att knytnafvekampar
kunna locka tillsammans stora skaror
af askadare tyckes vittna mer ON he
aendom lin civilisation.
Northwestern Natural Gas, Oil
& Mining company of ST. Paul" ar ett
f0retag som dagarne kommit till
stand. Kapitalet ar 100000. Matte
det lyckas bolaget att finna naturlig
gas. .ssg...
- lnbrottsst6ld for1fvades natten
till torsdags i Eisemangers k0ttbod.
En- mangd k8ttvarer blefvo bortfUrda,
som vid f0retagen understanding fun
mes en- viss fru Carrs sofkammare.
Tjufvarne, som befunnos heta Oh.
Mcdowell och Louis Mauke blefyo
satta fangslse.
-Profetia. M. A. kellogg s1ger att
isen pa foden skall bryta upp den rs
och 81 mars.
THE Homeopathic hospital of st.
Paul. har organiserats med w. r.
Marshall som president; d. d. Merrill
vice president; Rev. e. G. Mitchell,
sekreterare och Peter Berkey, kass0r.
Till och med Ignatius Donnelly
holl pa st. Patricksdagen loftal Ufver
irlandarne. Hans amne var: Irland,
Amerika och det irlandska folket. Att
valtaligheten f0dade strommar be.
hofver ju icke sagas, ty hr Donnelly
ar som bekant en- valtallg man.
Statssekreterare Aattson anser
"the Minnesota Single Mems Endow-
ment Association" for "humbug."
- Forliden s0ndag Trades HI. II.
nattvard den sv. luth. f0rsaml. Pa.
stor Svard holl skriftetal, pastor Ry.
den predikade h0gmessa och pa alto
men predikade professor Wahlstrom.
Flere personer f0renade sig med for-
samlingen. Undervaningen af kyr-
kan ar otillracklig att rymma de tslyi-
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-03-23
M INN ESOTA

Vinterminen i Carleton College
slutade f0rliden torsdag
Nasta termin af supreme court
tager sin bUrjan d. 5spril
GOdt Om kandidater. Stillwa.
ter har EFT dussin kandidater for borg.
mastaresysslan.
Fran CrOOksIon meddelas, att
sn0n smaller sd smaningom och ingen
fara ar for h0gt vattenstand fioden.
MOOrhead. vi stadsvalet blef p
I'll. Lamb valid till borgmastare, A. G.
Wright till recorder" och F. f.
Briggs till skattmastares
FUreIiisningar. Dir. Edmund
Bemis har hallit en- serie ef6relasningar
for studenterne Carleton College
0fver arbetarefragan hafva varit sar-
deles larorika och intressanta
81. Peter. Vid stadsvalet i April
komma vigtiga fragor att genom all
man omr0stning afg6ras, deribland
ON utfardandet af $4,000 i bonds for
vattenverks uppf0rande.
Utnamningar. DR.. James Man
kato har blifvit utnRmnd till grain
inspector" for staten.
Hon G. ID. GilfilIan ar i Jerusa.
lem. Han amman atervanda hem
slutet af April.
Festligt. Den helige Patricks
mime h0gtidligh0lls forliden torsdag
af ALA "Patrickar i staden, ia 8fver
hela landet. De dagliga tidnlngarne
hafva varit nastan fullskrifna med un-
derrattelser ON denna epskgorande
tilldragelse. Borde icke vi sven
skar gripa oss an med att pa EFT me-
ra mangrant och eftertryckligt satt
hogtidlighalla v&ra fest -dagar9
Red Wing nyheler. For att till.
m0tesga en- onskan som vara manga
winner och gynnare Goodhue CO.
framstallt att presentera fUr dem en-
lista 0fver mera framst&ende k0pman
i Red Wing till ledning for k0pare,
hafva vi nu gjort en- b0rjan, i det for
lideH vecka Ell representant af SKAF-
FAREN bes0kte k0pmonnen och fran.
lade for dem foldelen for bade k0pa.
re och saljare att annonsera tidnin-
gen. Under det korta bes1ket anteck-
made sig 10 ledande affarsman. Hvil-
ken f1rdel vara lasare hafva haraf,
ar latt tankbar. De lasa tidningen
hvarje vecka och "a pa 50 satt en- god
ledning 0fver hvarthan de bora "a
for att k0pa billigt och blifva redligt
bem0tta. Drygoodshandlanden F. I.
Lime, f0rser sina otaliga kunder med
ALT hvad som horer till en- valsorterad
drygoodshandel och hr. Axel Ekstedt
ar stHdse redo att bista sina landsman
med rad da han Or fullt inne denna
affair; hr. Lime har afven en- vHlsorte-
rad grocerihandel och hans kalkbruk
ar kandt 0fver hela staten. Hos hr.
P. A. Lamberg, den valkande skrad-
daren pa platsen, kan man "a Val sgd
da klader till priser som bora blifva
ALA till belatenhet. Den vHlkande
spenske apotekaren Bergqvist hafya
vi ofta framhallit / vara spalter och
vara lasare veta att de hos honom
kunna "a recepten fylda noggrant och
billigt SAINT afven svenska mediciner.
Da edra klockor eller ur behofva repa.
reras, eller nj 0nska k0pa nya, bes1k
den svenske urmakaren Ekberg, pa
hvilkens skicklighet och redbarhet nj
tryggt kunnen lita. Doktorerna Shan
non ech Jones aro bada ALT for VII
kanda att tarfva nagon recommends
tion fran oss. De aro mycket anlitade
af svenskarne. Hos fotografen Hub
bel erhalla nj valgjorda fotografier till
laga priser, - De engelske lokaltidnin-
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-03-23

att skllja prof. G. J. Petri till yasentlig
del fran skolan, hvilket icke torde vara
sa valbetankt. Forsamlingen tillater
honom dock att arbeta pa skolan sa
mycket, soR Ian sjelf anser sig kom-
ma ut med.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-03-23

Med nSsta hummer af SKAFFAREN
b0rjas en- ny foljetong, Framlin-
gen fran Ais, minnen fran krigs-
teatern och dess grannskap somma-
ren lS49. Berattelsen har till for
fattare den for sina historiska novel
ler sd bekante G. III. Mellin.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-03-23
) L. P A u T..

- Aktenskapslicenses hafva uttagits
af foljande skandinaver under f0rli-
den vecka:
Hans G, Hanson och Christina Mel.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-03-23

Prestval hollis den sv. luth. f0rs. i
st. Peter den 10 dennes. Valet utfoll
sd, att prof. G. J. Petri nastan enhal-
hgt utsags till larare mot en- lon af
$500, ett offer pa pingstdagen och fria
husrum. Delta val gar salunda ut pa
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
The Exposition Directors Decide
UpOn Several Vital Points.

The exposition board was called TO
order yesterday at II 80 at the Office of
of the board, 109 NicOllet avenue. In
the absence of the president and vice
president, f. A. Merrill was called to
the chair. Bills amounting to S4S1 SO,
approved by the general manager, but
not audited by the finance committee,
were presented, and upon motion were
allowed and ordered paid after they
shall be duly audited. w. J. Dean de-
sired TO place himself on record as be-
ing opposed TO this irregular way of APP
proving bills. The secretary explained
that as he was DESTROYS of closing his
books for the year these bills were pre-
scented without being audited that they
might be allowed so that they could be
entered IL upon ISd the the books nov being
On motion of Capt. ID. VI. Gilmore the
chair appointed committee of five two
from the board and three from stock
holders not members of the bOard) to
make nominations for eight directors to
be voted for at the annual meeting TO be
held Dee. Z, to take the place Of (. r.
Barber, Joseph Dean, \. \. AmeS, Z.
A. Merrill. A. j. Blethen, ID. NJ. Gil
more, &. NJ. Palmer and j. S. Brad
Dee. l, 1887. The following gentlemen
were appointed by the chair: Messrs.
Nelson and Pray from the board and
Messrs. j. T. Wyman, C. p. Lowell and
Z. J. Phelps from the stockholders. A
motion by VIII f. Steele that the chair
man of the committee be authorized to
fill vacancies in the committee was car
ried. The general manager, c. NJ.
Palmer, being called upon to give his
views and make suggestions as to
dates for opening and closing the
exposition of 1888, recommended as
dates for opening Wednesday, Aug. %,
1888, and that for closing Saturday,
Sept. 29, 1888. On motion of Mr. Gale,
the dates as recommended by the gen
eral manager were unanimously
adopted. On motion of the general
manager the chair appointed Messrs.
Gale, Corser and Kelly as committee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
THE PRESENT AND FUTURE
Water Supply---Pians for the
North Side Pumping Station.

The short water supply was what
called the council committee Oil water
works together yesterday afternoon.
CITY Engineer Rinker announced that
he had made arrangements whereby all
the mills were to shut down whenever
a fire alarm was turned in, so that the
fire DEPARTMENT need have no fear. He
also submitted a plan that would give
material aid in case of an emergency.
1t was TO put two rotary pumps, capa-
bic of furnishing 100000 gallons day,
III Nelson ~ Tenney'S mill. The whole
expense to the city, he said, would not
be over =, 900. The matter was referred
10 the council after a long discussion,
and the members of the committee hope
it will be referred back to them with
power to act.
John G. Cole. the consulting engineer
| Of the North side pumping station, pre-
scented an extremely interesting report,
which stated that the new station would
have had more water if it had been
placed above Single creek. This re-
port presented two plans for getting
water-one to build a 1,000-fOot tunnel
six feet in diameter underE the river to
the intake pipe; the other, to lay two
| big pipes in a dredged channel. City
Engineer Rinker said he was afraid the
pipe plan was not feasible on account
of the bad condition of the bottom of
the river, and again the piping, which
costs about $50 foot, would be cOntin-
ually breaking. The matter was left in
the hands of the city engineer. The
buildings designed are a central office
of two stories and tower, an engine
room 12SX6O feet, boiler room 93x41, coal
room 12X46, machine shop 20X2O, and a
chimney 100 feet high with a seven-foot
circular tlue. 1t was decided to read
vertise for bids for building the pump
ing station. \ request from the st.
Anthony Elevator company, asking to
be allowed to run main to its buildings
free of expense until 1889, was referred
| to Messrs. Rinker, Barrows and Walsh,
| The committee decided to lend the park
board the $4,000 that body wants to
! borrow for a year. A communication
signed by 1000 laboring men, asking
that the street sprinkling be done by the
day instead of by contract, next year,
was received and laid over until the
naNt ,nnptinp
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
Judge RaileY's Court.

Judge Bailey leaned back in his easy
chair at the municipal court yesterday
and calmly listened to the accusations
brought against several people. Aaron
Anderson was held to the grand jury
of F. Lingren and stealing $3.50.
N. w. Jones WAS also held to the
grand jury in 800 for the alleged
doing" of Z. 2. Colwell on a real es-
tate deal.
F. ii. Weber, a young man with a
face which was almost sufficient de-
Tense, was arrai- ned upon the charge
of presenting a forged check on the
City bank for S1S, to which the name
of Bert Allen was attached. His case
was continued.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30

twelve miles. and in this ride Dingley
will try TO ride 100 miles in the
first twelve hours. .. He will start
at o'clock sharp on Friday night. Dec.
9. Preceding this will be several races
on bicycles and roller skates, and pie
eating contest between the newsbOys
anu henthIacks of the city. Mrs.
Washburn. Mrs. F@rr and Mrs.
Van Cieye. assisted by the other
ladies of the home, will have full
charge of the affair, and every dollar
taken in will be appropriated to the
home, which is very much in need of
just such benefit Last year the BIZ
cycle club gave such benefit. which
was the greatest help the home has
ever had. No doubt great crowd Will
turn out. as this will be the first bicycle
race of the season, and Dingley's per-
Torrance will be only seen once Ill
life time
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
Acclaim of Fraud,

Rachel NJ. HOldridge asks the court to
have an assignment of mortgage for
$1,000, which was given to Earl Hol-
bridge, declared null and void. She
by fraudulent representations made to
her by said Earl HOldridge: that, in
order to collect said mortgage, she
would have TO sign certain paper, and
that after signing this paper he wrote
above her signature an assignment OF
the mortgage to himself, and had it filed
with the register of deeds. She says
there was no consideration given for
this assignment, and that when she
signed the paper there was no CONVEX
satiOn in regard to an assignment to the
defendant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
ALL SORTS.

Aid Cal Clark is quite sprinter,
even if he does weigh about 200 pounds.
He was in the committee room of the
health inspectors office yesterday after
noon, and through the open door he saw
reporter approaching. The reporter
saw him at the same time, and
both made rush for the door-the
newspaper man to get in and Clark to
shut the door and keep him out. The
alderman won by about foot, and
pushing the door shut with a vigorous
Slam he locked it and called out: Say.
| guess you won't get in here this time"
The reporter ''guessed" so too. and to
get even walked down stairs when he
could have ridden in the elevator.
Il shall go wild if this continues" ex-
claimed fireman at the NicOllet avenue
blaze yesterday afternoon, as he waded
down stairs in two feet of Water.
Nearly 500 people have asked me if we
had water enough to put out this fire.
but guess if they had to walk up and
down these stairs they would do so in
short ORDER"
1t is said Henry Barrett has gone to
Canada. If this is true. certain eX-
license inspector must breathe more
easily.
If Minneapolis cannot get the ma
tiOnal Republican convention, it Will
throw its influence to Chicago. but it
will be remembered it is always Mime
apOlis first.
Teere is a vivid sympathy between
dolls and dollars at the Westminster
church just now.
After all it would appear w. Gardner
OsgOOdby did not go to Buffalo. In
spector Adsit telegraphs Postmaster
Ankeny to keep lookout for him.
c. l.. Mendel is thinking of running
an opposition line with Tom Lowry.
He owns street car line in Anoka.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
AFTER THE DOLL SHOW.
Banqueting the Alliance---MPs'
Van Cleye'S Address.

An entertaining feature of the doll
reception being held at Westminster
church last night was supper rendered
by the Young Ladies's Missionary So
ciety TO the members of the Presbyte-
rian alliance and the exercises that fol-
lowed. The supper commenced at q
o'clock, and was a most elegant and
recherche repaSt in every respect.
Over leo guests availed themselves OF
the invitation, and among the most
prominent people present were Gen.
and Mrs. Van Cleve. Mr.. and Mrs.
STRIKER. Judge Wi liams. S.P. Williams,
Mrs. CleTihew, Mr.. and Mrs. Cr0mbie,
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Il. B. Janney,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ankeny, DR.. and
Mrs. Bracken, Miss hickey, Miss Grace
Williams. DIR. Stuart. Mrs: Whitney,
Rev. John B. Donaldson, Rev. Mr..
Campbell, Rev. Mr.. Currel, F. B. DAN
iels, 5. A. Harris, l.. l.. LOngbrake,
William NJ. Tenney and Mrs. c. l..
Wendell. After the supper had been
done Justice to the alliance was called
TO order and the exercises opened
with short speeches from President
Mexican and Prof. j. S. CrOmbie. Miss
Susie Mckay sang in her usual charm
ing manner the airs of bonnie Scotland,
while Miss Grace Williams gave dia-
lect recitation in firSt-rate style. Mrs.
Van Cleve was then introduced by the
president and spoke for about fifteen
minutes in most charming motherly
manner about boys and girls and how
the former should be encouraged in
every way possible to come to such
meetings as the present, to spend
their time with ladies, and
thereby keep away from company
that they should not go with. Boys, said
this charming old lady. are more BASH
full than girls at a certain age, and this
is the time they should be most tenderly
over old men and young men all stood
around. bashful, of course, they looked,
but all steadily waiting to be introduced
and have the honor of an introduction
to Mrs. Van Cleye. This old lady was
the first white woman born in this terri
tory, her birth taking place about
seventy years ago at Fort Smelling.
About fifteen minutes time was taken
un in business when the motion was
put and carried that this organization
hold itself responsible for the debt i'll
Cured by the old alliance in regard to
Shiloh and Highland Park churches.
Furthermore that the alliance Will be
responsible for the expenses incurred
by Rev. j. b. Caldwell. of Shiloh, dur
ing the severe illness with which he is
at present afflicted, and provide min
lister TO fill his pulpit during his alb
sence. The doll reception will continue
all to-day and evening. Parents and the
public in general are requested to pur-
chase the dolls, some of which are very
cheap, being from 80 cents up. They
will make splendid Christmas presents.
and the young ladies are extremely
anxious to take in just as much as pos
Sible, because they need the money
badly and because its purpose is noble
one in every respect, being to farther
the work of the best organized mission
airy society, that of the young ladies of
the Westminster church.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
THINKS 1T Is A MODEL.
The Panorama and the Sunday
Closing Question.

Closing Question.
TO the Editor of the Globe.
have read with no little interest the
current discussion in the daily press
upon the Sunday Closing of Theaters."
1t is evident that there is not only SEN
timent in the community against the
opening of all places of amusements on
the Sabbath. but a feeling, as well, that
all entertainments given on that day
are given in direct violation of
our state law. The grand jury
in their recent indictments against the
managers of the several theatelS eX-
ceptcd the panorama, owing no doubt TO
the fact that this place is something in
the nature OF an art gallery, and hence
a public educator. However this may
be. we have concluded to close our doors
on Sundays in Difference to public Opin-
ion, although in nearly all cities of the
country. lucky in the possession of a cy-
clOrama, the public are largely in favor
of the opening upon all days of places of
this character, though they may object
TO the Sunday theater. During only Il
portion of the past year has the
Battle of Atlanta been on exhibition on
the Sabbath, and but for the request
that the labOring classes might be given
a chance to see the picture, our doors
would have remained closed on that day.
Then, again. it was to place the study of
this work of art within the reach of many
of this class who could neither visit it
on work days nor pay the regular price,
that the panorama was recently opened
on Sundays.
Tie above explanation should re-
move any objection which may exist TO
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management of the Panorama company.
Some of the theater managers have
excused the policy of opening their
places Oh Sunday by the fact that the
panorama was open on that day. If
they are still willing to regard the pan
Drama management as model for the
conduct Of their own places of amuse-